12 Ruby Gems Worth Your Attention in 2024
Blog post from Mailtrap
A 2021 roundup highlights 12 relatively recent and actively maintained Ruby gems intended to improve common Rails and Ruby development tasks across pagination, code quality, command-line tooling, testing, charting, encryption, machine learning, monitoring, deployment, and JSON serialization. Featured tools include Pagy as a lightweight, high-performance pagination alternative; Undercover for identifying untested changed code; Rexe and Optimist for command-line workflows; Quarantine for managing flaky RSpec tests; Apexcharts for web visualizations; Lockbox for data encryption; TensorStream for Ruby-based TensorFlow-style machine learning; Yabeda for application metrics; Tomo for SSH-based deployments; FakerMaker for disposable test objects; and Cache Crispies for cached JSON serialization. The roundup cites release dates and download counts to indicate adoption, while also promoting Mailtrap as a technology-agnostic SMTP or API-based service for testing, previewing, and debugging application emails.
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